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Hear me out... LULU 120 was the bottom - The new releases are lit
LULU is in full defense mode over Chip Wilson’s board fight
$120 has to be the bottom for LULU… right?
LMAO, about to hit my stop loss on $LULU (in the wsb dictionary that is a fancier way to say margin called)
$LULU hits 52 weeks low today, share price is same as what it was in June 2018
The art of knowing when to go for another falling knife
For the 107th time…. Is this the bottom for LULU?
$LULU drops 5% after market with announcement of ex Nike exec as their new CEO
White girls gave up lattes and leggings but will NEVER give up their Birkenstocks ($BIRK YOLO + DD inside)
Burry buys more LULU, BIRK, FISV, MOH, JD, and BRKRP
Burry buys more LULU, BIRK, FISV, MOH, JD, Game Stop, and BRKRP
Stock prices seem to be consistently dropping after earnings calls (even on positive news). Do you think this will hold for ONDS tomorrow?
Lululemon Athletica $LULU Earnings Trade Vol Crush Setup
If this isn't a dot-com level event, then now is more or less the time to buy software
Columbia Business School's Annual Value Investing Stock Pitch Winner - LULU
The short-term safety of heavily beaten down blue chips and their potential to rally are underrated.
I threw up and did it again - $50k gain on SPY puts
Should I be moving away from US stocks as a non-American?
Should I be moving away from US stocks as a non-American?
Not enough lossporn compared to all the recent gainsporn so I'll step up $LULU
2026 Options Challenge - Trade #3: $75k LULU YOLO!
2026 Options Challenge - Trade #3. $75k LULU Calls!
Why SCOTUS Overturns the Tariffs this Friday
Lululemon +5% after hours as Elliott builds $1B stake, backs Jane Nielsen as potential CEO amid leadership shakeup
Take a look at Boston Pizza. $BPF. Ex dividend date the 19th with an extra one if you hold on 21st
Boston Pizza Royalties Fund (BPF) should be interesting to people this week. Dividends, and probably a quick pop in a down market.
Wall Street Analysts: Impressive how prices shape opinions - and opinions shape prices.
I significantly outperformed the SP500 by only catching ‘falling knives’
With LULU beating, and earlier URBN, AEO, ANF, M, KSS, basically all retailers, isn’t NKE a huge buy before earnings on Thursday?
Yesterday Lululemon, Broadcom, and Costco Reported Earnings. Here Are The Results:
Yesterday Lululemon, Broadcom, and Costco Reported Earnings. Here Are The Results:
$LULU Are they going to print tomorrow?
(LULU) Lululemon Athletica Q3 2026 Earnings Call | Live Transcript at 4:30pm ET
Lululemon $LULU reports earnings tomorrow Dec 11 after hours. What do you think?
$LULU Lululemon reports earnings tomorrow Dec 04, should be a strong catalyst.
Why are $LULU option premiums so cheap ahead of earnings?
Burry says it's the "Time of year to find great companies being sold down too far as a result of window dressing and tax-loss harvesting"
Bullish on Lululemon heading into Earnings Dec 04 $LULU
Bullish on Lululemon $LULU heading into earnings Dec 04
LULU Bullish Divergence - Is Burry right?
$UNH United Health looks really good here pre Berkshire 13-F. Also still bullish on $LULU
United Health $UNH looks really good here pre Berkshire 13-F. Also still bullish on $LULU
Of the NASDAQ 100 components, 37 are down >20% from their 12-mth peak. Is 10-15% correction fair to expect? JP, MS CEOs say, Yes!
LULU could be a great option play going into next week
LULU could be a great option play going into next week
LULU: Why LULU Has The Potential To Skyrocket
Should I sell my LULU position? Appreciate any insight
Lululemon Upcoming Catalysts:
$UNH and $LULU remain my largest 2 holdings; added $NVO, considering $PYPL
$UNH and $LULU remain my largest 2 holdings; added $NVO
Someone tell LULU to quit being a bitch like all its customers and go back up tomorrow!
Is Lululemon (LULU) stock a fallen retail giant or a comeback play in the making?
I went to the mall and EVERY girls was dressed like a skank - LULU to the MOON
Reddit Ticker Mentions - SEP.23.2025 - $ATCH, $NVDA, $OPEN, $SNAP, $ORIS, $NVNI, $ADAP, $NBIS, $TSLA, $LULU
$UNH and $LULU my biggest value plays - wish me luck
$LULU and $UNH seem to be my biggest value plays
Late cycle consumer spending shift = downside CMG, SG, etc?
Late cycle consumer spending shift = downside CMG, SG, etc?
Over diversification - How many stocks are you invested in?
FASHIONISTA trends - Blue jean stocks
Things are in transition. Long term thoughts.
Mentions
I always thought that when the skyrocketing occurs, you just accepted that you sold for a much smaller profit. I am doing something stupid with my non-registered account: deliberately writing covered calls at a strike price that locks in guaranteed losses. But in my case, it's because the stock in question is LULU, and I have: - 800 shares, $146.09 average price - 8 covered calls, $140 strike price, expiring June 5, $1.80 credit received - 10 bull call spreads, $130/$150 strike prices, expiring July 17, $7 debit paid - 22 bull call spreads, $120/$150 strike prices, expiring July 17, $7.80 debit paid Obviously, if you just looked at the stocks, I am locking in $3432 of losses. But when it gets that far, the gains in the call spreads will be an order of magnitude greater than the losses of the stocks even if it closes at $140.01 on June 5 (the day after earnings). If it closes much higher and the spreads are near max profit, I can easily make over $50, 000 on them.
Really thinking about getting LULU calls for ER
CRM and LULU calls are free money. Thank me later 😏😏
not yet, decent week next week with MRVL, CRM defining hardware and software. week after is the "nothing except LULU and AVGO" week
I'm working with much less capital than you but I've been struggling with the same emotional selling and poor timing. I keep trying to tell myself it is what it is and it's a lesson pretty much every investor has to learn at some point. Nobody's line ever just goes straight up. I recently took a $7k loss on LULU after finally deciding I was done with it after holding and averaging down for almost 2 years, then I see it starting to move up again although the value is still way off its highs, I sold MELI a few weeks ago and again that's going back up, sold out of half my UNH position at the bottom and lost a little money despite knowing I bought in really cheap and probably could've held it all, I made $4k instead of the $10k I should have had I held. The thing is though you have to move on once you sell a stock. Beating yourself up and, I'm guilty of it, I made a similar post in the value investing sub about how over the last few years I traded like $300k just to barely break even, but beating yourself up and dwelling does no good for your mental health or investing strategy it will only cause you to keep losing money. Not financial advice in the slightest but I think if you let go of META and MSFT you'll find yourself feeling sad again once they go back up. MSFT is my largest position so far and I'm not selling until it at least doubles which could take time but I don't think as much as the projections are showing. If it drops below my entry price of just under $400 again I'm loading the boat. It's the one stock I have 100% conviction in right now they'll never go away, corporate America runs on their products I wouldn't bet against that at all. META is riskier but I hold that too although much less. Earnings are good, no reason the stock should stay this low for long. I would just close the app and hold and see where things go if I were you. And also it sounds like you already have about $400-500k liquid net worth so you're already ahead of most people, if you're smart and can get a handle on the emotional aspect which is just as important as the technical analysis side of investing, you can make that money compound quickly. No need to be chasing anything too risky like options when you have that much to lose. If anything sell your current positions after you're in the green and throw it in VOO/VTI/VXUS/VTSAX take your pick at whatever low cost index fund and then just never sell. That's the beauty of index investing, if it goes down it just means you can buy more cheaper, unlike individual stocks where your gambling it all on horse to win it all but with indexes they pretty much always go up in the long term. Even buying at the top of the market you're still guaranteed to come out profitable unless a nuclear war breaks out or something of that magnitude.
I said this year after year as NKE kept dropping from $160. They are a dying company and LULU, ALO, Adidas, etc will continue to eat into their market share.
truly a multi-year bag fumble we watched in slow motion. I think both Nike and LULU are essentially dead brands. totally avoidable demises.
So far, I'm losing. My breakeven is ~$134? I'm definitely selling if it gets to $140. Also, I'm Canadian, and my sister's friends are $LULU customers. The only thing I bought from them was a water bottle...
Well, the call spreads are good enough that I could, in fact, make tens of thousands on them if LULU reverts back to ~$140. The next thing I am YOLO-ing into would likely be CRM, DOCU and other crashed software stocks.
I literally have a LULU put up 40% rn
My LULU order was delivered by Amazon? Puts?
That's why I only want to capitalize on a so-called dead cat bounce. While my sister has some friends who buy $LULU stuff, they don't buy as much of them anymore. And those friends are rich (multimillionaires). The spreads (especially the $120/$150) strongly benefit from even small upward moves in the stock. To think that just a month ago, the stock was in the $160s, and I just need it to get back to the $140s for huge profits. That was too good to refuse for me.
In stock picking, people can chase gains and get trapped at the top. Ask people who bought MRNA, Zoom, ROKU, LULU at the top. I would still stick with SPY/VOO and QQQ. If you are more bullish on tech then skew the proportion of QQQ higher.
Crazy that people actually throw money into dumb stuff like LULU
LULU goin down as the ultimate falling knife
https://preview.redd.it/d2eesizoye2h1.png?width=734&format=png&auto=webp&s=eac939f86e041a8b4a63a967ea4b7f1e94729d93 # TL;DR * **LULU is cheap vs earnings** (P/E **9.08**), but the stock looks **technically weak** right now (RSI **35.98** = leaning toward oversold; price appears below the **200MA** at **174.97** vs current **$125.19**). * **Profitability is strong** (Operating Profit Margin **22.07%**) and the balance sheet is **not heavily levered** (Debt/Equity **0.36**). * Main near-term debate is **turnaround + control fight** (news links), which can create volatility even if fundamentals are solid. * **Base-case view:** Potential rebound candidate, but **risk is elevated** due to the ongoing governance/strategy conflict and weak industry tape. NOT yet... gotta wait for good technicals for a entry point.
LULU bottoms always give me a massive green candle
I visited a Lulu store nearby. They are selling men’s golf shorts for $100. Either they make a lot of money or they will continue to struggle. After the visit, I chose to stay away from $LULU for now.
if you guys think $LULU is overvalue at a PE of 10 with positive growth, what do you think of $NKE with a PE of 28 and negative growth?
My wife loves her LULU and yes gives great sloppy. Stop peeking through our window creep.
I bet 90% of value investors are knee deep in MSFT and LULU.
Wallstreet expects LULU's growth to shrink significantly.
Wow LULU, who would’ve guessed it
Wow LULU..who would’ve guessed it
Who do you think’s gonna provide clothing for the data centers when they get cold in the winter? LULU
NKE and LULU will beat earnings, just watch. This sell off the last month is being bought. Same shit happened with food retail - SG, CAVA.
Thank god people realized LULU was on fucking discount
Even my LULU is pumping, wtf is going on
LULU is the gayest stock in the universe
Burry if you want to pick up another 50-100K more LULU shares this morning I'd let you rip my yoga pants apart at the seem and have your way with me
It isn’t. Intuit is grouped into the same algos as CRM LULU ADBE etc. The only way INTU launches is if index crashes. These stocks literally inverse the market. SaaS does not stand for Software as a Service it stands for Software as a Short.
LULU @ 120, followed by aggressively buying actual lululemon leggings for my wife to wear around the house. Guaranteed win, in one way or another.
lol yea I’m bearish LULU for sure
Geeze, I'm still asleep. I had LULU for some reason in my head. Disregard my regarded comment
People acting like LULU going to end up as bad a company as GoPro
Bruh, everything Vd except for my gay ass holdings just kept down. ORCL, TEM, RBLX, LULU, ISRG. Fucking piece of shit companies. Never touching them again in my whole life. This is absolutely shit.
Raise LULU prices to position it as a luxury brand and ship all of it to China. It’s a place where everyone loves vanity and showing off, and it has the highest LV purchasing power in the world
That mass exit out of LULU is nuts lmao
I love me a dicked based investment strategy. I bought LULU stock since i like some hot single mom wearing the bottoms so i bought few shares. Next time i run into her again i'll ask for her insight on lulu vs alo and vouri. Which one would feel better when she is grinding on my dick
Is this their LULU crossover? Love that synergy
Considering they’re still sitting at a PE ratio of 40x, I think some of the correction was understandable. I also wouldn’t say they’ve fallen off a cliff over the last 5 years like NKE and LULU
The bull case on the fundamentals is real — 9x P/E with no debt and $1.8B cash is legitimately cheap for a company with 55% gross margins. The bear case isn't about the numbers, it's about whether those margins hold as the brand loses pricing power. That's the actual debate here, and the 20% international growth is the best counter-argument you have. The leadership issue is a catalyst risk, not a thesis breaker. If O'Neill executes on product, the thesis works. If she doesn't, no clean balance sheet saves you. BTW, I did an analysis on $LULU a week ago and the valuation ratios looks pretty good (margins are even more impressive). Send me a DM if you'd like the full report.
Sold off 90% of my LULU shares at 10,000 loss to buy in RKLB ($65) and NFLX ($91).
Really insane how much this stock has fallen off. Was over $400 a share, what, two years ago? People were saying it was a bargain at $300/share, myself included. Now I’m not even sure I would touch this under $100. Just seems like complete mismanagement from the top down with absolutely no turnaround in sight. Looking at Under Armours complete falloff, as well as LULU, really changed my mind about investing in clothing companies
Would you look at that, LULU closed green for the first time in 2 weeks
You're missing it: what makes the 🌎 and markets work are differing opinions. No one, well…except the US president, supports sexism or racism, which affects over 50% of the US. You're hanging onto a narrative that just isn't true and is being sensationalized by others with vested interests, or who don't like success. LULU is still best in class, but waiting for 8 P/E before jumping in, and Chip and team getting board seats to change the poor loves and direction by the current board.
I agree that the OC to wait might not be worth the squeeze. Better off buying GIS, getting 7% yield while you wait for the PE expansion whereas LULU has no yeild while waiting for the expansion.
depends a lot of people like catching falling knives here. Like i would never touch consumer stocks here like $LULU even though it has fallen a lot. But i agree software charts look good and things seem to have bottomed.
I hope you’re right, think I started buying around $150 and I’m tapped on it now. I did pair trade it against GAP, which has attenuated some losses. I was in LULU two days ago, and I don’t know if this is the norm, but the store was shockingly over staffed. I was asked by four different salespeople in about 10 minutes if I needed anything. maybe that was unusual, but at that moment they needed half the employees they had on the clock.
A running friend of mine just got sponsored by LULU. Calls.
Not true. Jordan’s and Nikes became collectible. Lulu isn’t there yet. It’s a late cycle play for Nike who is about to turn a corner. LULU is a top brand though I agree with that part of the assessment. Hope it works out.
After doing some boots on the ground DD this weekend, gonna open a LULU position this week. 1. The girls I know in real life still swear it’s #1 option for any physical activity. 2. There is a still a lot of lulu on the streets & at the gym. 3. Tiktok admits it’s not what it once was, but it is still the best option by far. One thing that surprised me is just how ‘aware’ all the girlies are that Alo is pure dogshit. Common opinion was “i still buy it because it’s super cute, but it’s walmart quality and I would never actually work out in this. It pills in one wash and cost an arm and a leg. Opening a position because everyone is way too quick to compare it to Under Armour and Nike. Anecdotally, no one is wearing nike like they used to (besides Jordan Retros) and when Under Armour died no one was wearing it at all. On the other hand people are very much still wearing Lulu which is a very stark contrast. Fashion might be fickle, but technical performance is not and lulu is still king here. The women’s line may be maturing/stagnating in north america. But they are still printing money and between men’s and international there is still room to grow. Realistically, my only concern is if the fears around forever chemicals, fertility issues, etc in polyester prove real. If this is the case then I want nothing to do with them.
like Ambercrombie , just wait 10 years and they'll have a boom again when the next generation finds LULU retro clothing cool.
Went to LULU store today and half the people in there worked there
Nike has never been remotely close to be being at LULU’s valuation or balance sheet health. It’s also had stronger tailwinds than Lululemon.
LULU needs a new trend. Workout tights aren’t popular anymore
I don't agree; that's what makes the 🌎 work. He said the product wasn't suitable for some women's body types. I mean, take that and create whatever story you want, and try to cancel a great entrepreneur. Pretty rich saying LULU doesn't work in the US, given the plethora of inappropriate comments from the country's current leadership, and, ironically, it does 10B in sales compared to the second-closest competitors, who do 1/8 of that. I guess the women are buying…they have been and are his customers, nothing has changed except some knock off cheap brands trying to copy the market leader, as what happens with any leading company, it's just a mature company, not a growth company in the US, but value in the US at 9 times earnings and 1.5B in the bank and over 1B in free cash flow. How do you think earnings will be buying 1B in stock a year, low-lying fruit in operations, and growth to be had overseas. As I said, I believe it has an easy 30% from hear. I don't invest in home runs; I just see value and buy it for doubles (20%) all day long. Good luck.
Not sure why and when I bought, but I discovered CHRT, LULU, BABA, and FISV in my port. Am I doomed, chat?
I see flat revenue, declining profits due to tariffs, and increasing competition from the likes of Alo and Vuori. There is also the proxy fight with Chip Wilson and a class-action lawsuit filed by customers that want whatever tariffs refund LULU gets from the government to be funneled into *their* pockets not the company's coffers. Then there is Heidi O'Neill picked to be CEO. I don't have an opinion of her personally one way or the other but many don't like the hire. The bottom line is that LULU is no longer growing and hasn't been for some time now and my fear is they may start closing underperforming stores in the next 2-3 years which will just be the beginning of the end. Honestly things don't look good for them right now and I don't see a way for them to get back to growth
Why it HAS TO BE?? I dont understand.... "I am 50/50 LULU and NKE in my portfolio. And nothing else." Now I get it.
LULU is becoming a GAP and GAP is trying to become a LULU
Your mistake wasn't the stop loss. It was using margin on LULU like a 22% drawdown was impossible. Calling it a fancy margin call is funny tho. Still tuition.
Lounge pants, shorts, and T-shirts. Men’s. All fell apart quickly, bought again as they felt soft/nice—same thing. Back to LULU for me 🤷♂️. Agree on the joggers and misplays, too many SKUs, and bad merchandising. Keep it tight and right; those, IMO, are easy things to fix, but they need Chip and/or board seats back in the fold to get on the right course. We will see as that's coming soon. Fingers crossed for the product and potential shareholder at these levels.
I agree; I was in your court, but I think the new hire showed the board's competency. When the company needed hope, they hired a lame-duck CEO, which fueled the fire; they might as well throw gas on it, and everyone has jumped on the bandwagon that LULU sucks. This is the opportunity IMO. Free cash flow: 1B a year. Cash on hand. If Chip gets board seats, this has to pop 30% from here, as he knows what's wrong. Too many SKUs, bad merchandising, and bad partnerships devaluing the brand. He also created athleisure and the category; he will roll out some innovations and designs. It's still the best product, need to right the ship quickly. If they don't get the board seats, this is in trouble, IMO, as consumer confidence is hard to course-correct.
It’s a premium on a much smaller item. And it’s also consumed on the same day. Lulu cloth can last for years, so it’s more if you want an extra style to choose from in your wardrobe. As for Apple, they have their ecosystem. So people are still willing to pay for that while in a recession. They probably just gonna cut in thing like LULU to make up for it.
LULU was up to 300+ cuz wfh and now lots of people don’t have a job and wfh is so rare now so I think LULU will drop below 100 🤔
LULU remains **fundamentally strong.** A business with zero debt, $1.8 billion in cash, a 14%+ net profit margin during a "bad year," and a 35% ROE is not in financial trouble. It's balance sheet is stronger than 95% of the retail sector. It is a classic **cyclical operational reset**, not a terminal structural collapse. Financially, Lululemon has all the capital it needs to weather this storm, re-engineer its products, and self-fund its global turnaround.
I smell the "R" word. \> I am 50/50 LULU and NKE in my portfolio. And nothing else. There will be pain one day.
Under armour was never a massive name Nike is still trading at 27 PE while LULU is at 9 There is a massive value disconnect
I’m in both LULU and NKE, and have been accumulating. Position yourself before crowds showing up.
I’m in both LULU and NKE, and have been accumulating. Position yourself before crowds showing up.
It’s okay OP, I also think LULU is a steal. Cash flow machine with growing international presence. It tanked from 160 to 120 due to proxy fights and fear that the new Nike CEO can’t turn things around but it’s all just noise imo. I’m approaching this with covered calls though so even if it dips or trades sideways, there’s upside.
why is starbucks doing better though? why is LULU much different in that regard?
>LULU is not a value trap at $120. I’m calling the bottom here. It’s not going any lower. This mindset will destroy you sooner or later. You don't tell market what to do, you listen when it whispers to you, then you follow. Gimme a proper setup - fake breakdown, some sort of consolidation, high volume day, anything. Then I will reconsider your trading idea. As for now $LULU is showing bearish continuation on EVERY timeframe.
What’s the 1st thing people stop buying when economic times are tough. Luxury goods if you’re not aware. LULU sells nothing but luxury goods
Thank you! Been saying this for years and short LULU since early 2025. It’s been probably the least stressful stock I’ve ever shorted. Most guys who invest in/ trade stocks are nerds who don’t talk to women so they hyper-focus on the “financials.” And who would have thought, it turns out that they know nothing about women’s clothing/ fashion trends.
Projected 2% growth over the next 5 years and declining EPS as tariffs wreak havic on margins. The net income of the company is down 20% and still dropping over the last year. There isn’t a clear path to a return to growth. I think LULU will be worth more than it is today at some point but the opportunity cost to wait it out just doesn’t seem worth it.
I haven’t seen a LULU store crowded in well over a year. This is across several stores in major metro areas with no shortage of discretionary income. The brand is dying. The quality has gone downhill and they have tons of competition. Changing the fit on their ABCs was one of the single dumbest brand moves I can remember.
I bought a position primarily because of the bad news. This is the same situation that happened to google during the AI taking search, court case, public sentiment sage. Same thing that happened with UNH and that legal saga. Business fundamentals are very strong and they are priced at a significant discount due to the noise. A minor compression in margin, flattening of growth in the U.S. but a lot of opportunity with tariffs going away. The only thing that I'm concerned with is a full blown recession. Consumer spending is getting stressed aggressively right now, so I am worried LULU may suffer. I'm essentially in LULU, SAAS, Cloud Compute, OIL. It should balance out nicely.
Nah, man. When LULU is $150 next month most people here will say it’s a great buy. People just generally don’t want to take a shot at downtrending stocks. Well, secretly they do but they won’t tell you.
Nobody should be 50/50 LULU & NKE. Thats just insane. 1. Neither are doing well/not a strong buy, 2. Look up diversified investment, 3. Both companies are in declining sales patterns, margin compression and stagnant revenue growth. In addition, consumer patterns have been leaning away from their brands for several years. Besides, the consumer cyclicals sector is doing poorly overall.
Just wanted to say having had a quick look at LULU, I broadly agree with your thesis and think the business is priced for a relatively quick death, but could generate an above average return. I don’t think there’s likely to be any explosive stock price action outside of a blowout earnings and massive forecasts rise (may not currently be possible with current tariff and macro environment). But I also like PYPL at current prices, so I might just be a total moron.
LULU will get us out of this recession, just you watch.
The report on them using cancer causing material in their clothing line isn’t going to help. It’s going require a major shift in how they make products. With the countless competitors coming into the market with similar quality but less expensive clothing, I just don’t like the long term prospects for LULU. Do you work for them or something?
Clothing brands have no moat. Look at Quiksilver. Massive name throughout the ‘90s and 2000’s. Today they’re bankrupt and I doubt the average person even remembers them. Look at Under Armour. Massive name throughout the 2000’s and early 2010s in athletic wear. Now they’re just another random brand that doesn’t stand out and the stock is down 90% from highs. Nike is the exact same. These companies can disappear and no one will notice. Nothing they do is unique. LULU was superior quality and built a dedicated following, but now they’re just another average leggings store that’s losing market share to everyone else.
Great post. I’ve been following LULU and NKE. Both seem to have great value right now. You lost me at your entire portfolio is LULU and NKE.
I never see gen Z wearing lulu lemon. Its also not a flex any more amongst millennial women and theyre widely seen as overly expensive with deteriorating quality. They built their brand around upscale countouring yogapants and leggings, but baggy pants are in style now. Fashion is hard to predict, and LULU has a pretty narrow niche. Luxury athleisure might come back in style, and they might be able to capitalize on that, but its a lot of maybe.
I think it’s the K-economy in play, and it’s hurting brands like LULU. Rich people can only buy so much luxury sports cloth. Meanwhile middle class is feeling the squeeze and choose to cut down on luxury. Meanwhile we have other parts of the economy that is just being splurge around with money.
Saw similar debates around LULU, valuation vs sentiment often diverges until leadership clarity shows up. Not always linear. Been watching $MEHA alongside other small caps, mostly for gold backed structure and macro hedge angle in background.
hood will look real nice once BTC bottoms end of this year, then time to load. I would not touch NKE or LULU.
LULU - what a shitty stock. There is no bottom lol
There isn’t much juice to squeeze from AI at least this year. Come back in late 2027 or 2028. Right now I’d recommend rotating your money into consumer stocks like NKE, ELF, or even godforbid LULU. Also fintech like SOFI, HOOD, and MELI are great buys rn. Best of luck.
Rumor has it with every pair of LULU sold they’ll be giving away a free stock 🤣
Is LULU gonna be worth like 1x PE or what the fuck?
I’m down so much on LULU, have held and doubled down each time. It’s literally the most attractive on paper. I just don’t get it!!